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<div>My name is Caitriona, and together with my family, are trying to raise vital funds for my Mam for a drug that will extend her life.
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<div>Our beautiful Mam was diagnosed with skin cancer 2 years ago, unfortunately last year we were told the devastating news that the cancer had spread to her bone marrow, meaning the cancer was stage 4. She was given a daily chemotherapy which seemed to be keeping her stable.
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<div>2 weeks ago we received another devastating blow that the drug is no longer working. Her consultant informed us that the only option for her is a immunotherapy drug, which is licensed in Ireland for a different type of cancer, and that he had to seek approval from the HSE to fund it for her.
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<div>Fast forward to last week and we were told that the HSE have refused to fund her treatment. We have no other option but to seek the help of the public in helping us raise these vital funds so my Mam can survive. We were told that without this drug, she would only have a few months before she succumbs to the cancer.
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<div>The cost of a years supply of the drug is €120-130,000.
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<div>Please, please, please help in anyway you can. If you can’t donate, share the link, if you can’t share the link, say some prayers.
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<div>We need to get her story out there so we have the best chance.
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<div>Thank you,
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<div>Caitriona x
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<div>A Bohemian FC legend passed away tragically on Wednesday August 17th, known to us all as 'mono' he was one of the nicest most genuine people you could ever meet. 
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<div>He spent his life helping others and this fundraiser is to assist his wife and family in the challenging months ahead. 
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<div>This is organised by his loving colleagues at Bohemian Football Club. 
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Fundraiser for family of Derek 'Mono' Monaghan

Hi everyone and thanks a million for visiting the page.<br /><br />I am going to attempt to complete 1,000 push ups in an hour to raise badly needed funds for two extremely worthy causes.<br /><br />The first is PPE for HSE Staff during this unprecedented crisis and the second is to raise funds for #DoitforDan.<br /><br />Dan Donoher is a one-year-old boy who was diagnosed with a rare genetic neuromuscular disease called Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Type 1 and Scoliosis.<br /><br />It had been incurable but a wonder drug on the US market called Zolgensma has offered Dan a chance at an improved or even a normal life. <br /><br />This ground-breaking treatment costs $2.1 million for a once off infusion and I want to play my part in helping his parents Niall and Aisling raise the money they need to get this.<br /><br />I will have a live stream on Facebook on April 30 so tune in if you enjoy some torture and let's raise all the money we can for two great causes!

1,000 Push Ups in 1 hour

#BravelikeEmmeline <br /><br />We are Billy Holland and Lanlih Keane, proud parents to the bravest little girl Emmeline. We are trying to raise money for very sick children in Ireland and the facilities that are required to support them and their families. We will split all proceeds between:<br />-Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin<br />-Cork University Hospital (Children's wards)<br />-Ronald McDonald House<br /><br />Emmeline was welcomed into the world on 19th November 2018 and our lives were filled with so much joy. She was diagnosed with a heart defect and later transferred to Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin when other health issues started to emerge. Emmeline was only three weeks old when we were given the devastating news that she would live a short life. We asked to bring Emmeline to Cork to live out her remaining days at home. <br /><br />Our world shattered and it was hard to know what to say or do. We decided that we needed to be brave like Emmeline. This was not about us as parents, this was about Emmeline and Emmeline’s life. We wanted to live each day to the fullest, Emmeline deserved it. It was not easy and at times the devastation was overwhelming. But we received so much support. The teams in the two hospitals that expertly managed her care, didn’t just care for Emmeline, they cared for us as a family of 3. They saw us go through the darkest of days, days that no family of a newborn should be faced with. <br /><br />We took every opportunity to have a normal family life, even when we were living in hospital. Emmeline loved to be cuddled, tickled and kissed. She gave us so many smiles and laughs. Some days we would forget that Emmeline was very sick, they had to be talking about someone else because this little girl was so full of life! But her health started to deteriorate quickly in May 2019, and she passed away peacefully on the 18th May 2019, just one day shy of 6 months old. Our hearts are broken and can never be fully healed. <br /><br />We never knew the community of support required for families of very sick children. We want to help other children like Emmeline. We want to be brave like Emmeline and raise €100,000 to be split between the 2 hospitals and fund a room in the new Ronald McDonald house so that families, like ours, can benefit from the facilities we did.<br /><br /><strong>#BravelikeEmmeline</strong>

Brave like Emmeline Holland

Most of you who know John will be aware that he has not had it easy in life. Born with a condition called Pseudarthrosis which meant numerous operations in childhood which ultimately proved unsuccessful, John has spent most of his life on crutches without any real use of his right leg. <br /><br />In the past 2 years, John has also lost both his parents, most recently his mother Anne. <br />John now lives alone and in a very rural area with no means of transport at his disposal which means he has to walk on crutches almost 2 miles to the local village for any social interaction and then make the same journey back.<br /><br />John is trying to survive and cope with all this on disability benefit which is not easy and we are hoping those who know him will contribute to this fund so that we can make his life a little bit easier with travelling &amp; associated expenses to see his daughter. Ideally we would like to raise enough to purchase an adapted vehicle to help him get out and about without having to use his crutches all the time (crutches he will require for the rest of his life). <br /><br />As anyone that knows John will be aware of how appreciative he is of any help he ever receives, I would ask anyone that is able, to contribute what they can to help us achieve these goals and dreams for John.<br /><br />Thank you.

Mobility for John

As you are aware, our colleague and friend Sean Cox sustained serious and life altering injuries earlier this year while attending a football game in Liverpool.<br /><br />The level of solidarity from so many from our community and beyond for Sean, Martina, Jack, Shauna and Emma since this tragic incident has been overwhelming and is deeply appreciated by Sean’s family.  <br /><br />Over the past number of months Sean has been taking small but important steps on a road to recovery. His journey will be a long and difficult one and the focus will continue on ensuring the best possible care to maximise the potential in Sean’s recovery.  <br /><br />Sean has recently commenced a program of rehabilitation in Dun Laoghaire and following this will continue to require ongoing and intensive long term care and support.  <br /><br />The reality is that the provision of this long term care and support for Sean will necessitate significant funding over many years. <br /><br />Sean, through his involvement in our community and beyond, has worked tirelessly to contribute to and enhance our community. We are determined to support Sean in every way we can so we are pleased to confirm the launch of a fund raising campaign in support of Sean's recovery – ‘Support Sean’<br /><br />The Sean Cox Rehabilitation Trust is in place to collect and administer funds raised for Sean’s plight.  The Trust will be responsible for distributing monies to meet the costs of Sean’s ongoing and future care and rehabilitation, and costs borne by his family related to his rehabilitation.  In the event of Sean’s death the proceeds of the Trust will be transferred to his Estate. <br /><br />The Trustees are Stephen Felle, David Gantly, Kevin McKeon and Paul Noonan. <br /><br />Queries relating to the Sean Cox Rehabilitation Trust can be sent to [email redacted] with a subject line of “FAO: Trustees”.

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